Developer and publisher TVGS has released a brand new update for drug-dealing sim Schedule I to celebrate the game's first anniversary, and it's got a new weapon for you, plus some tweaks and changes to make the gameplay experience smoother.
In a Steam post, TVGS says that as of today, Schedule I players have clocked up a total of almost 18 billion minutes playing the game, which works out at almost 34,000 years collectively. The developer says this figure is "humbling".
TVGS goes on to say that the studio has "only had about a week" to put together today's anniversary update, but it does contain a few things players have been asking for over the last few months.
The update adds a golden M1911 for you to collect, as well as bringing a new reorder feature for the delivery app, a dynamic reticle for ranged weapons, and notifications when deliveries arrive, among other new additions.
It's also got tons of tweaks and improvements including a redesign for the aforementioned delivery app, changes to product effect duration for NPCs, and changes to threat response behavior. It's worth reading the full post to see everything that's changed.
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